申论热点理性看待股市的波动(2010年公务员 申论命题热点写作)（On the spot a rational view of the volatility of the stock market (2010 civil servants Shanghai writing proposition focus)）.docVIP

申论热点理性看待股市的波动(2010年公务员 申论命题热点写作)（On the spot a rational view of the volatility of the stock market (2010 civil servants Shanghai writing proposition focus)） The stock market has ups and downs In the market economy, the economic development is always realized in the cyclical fluctuation. As a barometer of economic development, the stock market is often volatile, ups and downs, with fluctuations in supply and demand fluctuations. The stock market has its own particularity. Unlike the general commodity market, the stock market is a virtual economy. In the stock market, the buying and selling of goods is not ordinary, such as food, housing and so on, but the financial assets that can be obtained in the future. The stock price depends not only on the companys operating conditions, but also by the interest rate, exchange rate, inflation, domestic and international political and economic environment, market forces, major natural disasters and the impact of investor psychology expected fluctuates. The volatility of the stock market is often more intense and frequent than the volatility of the real economy. As stock prices continue to rise, more and more money is attracted, which in turn leads to a further rise in share prices and more money to enter the market. With the bullish atmosphere of the bull market, people are always able to find the theoretical basis for the rising stock market and magnify all the good news until one day the bubble bursts and the share price falls sharply. When stock prices continue to fall, the reverse will happen, prices will fall further, funds will continue to flow and pessimism will spread. The volatility of the stock market in the history of the stock market is no lack of examples. For example, from the beginning of 1928 to August 1929, the United States big test site collection, the Dow Jones index soared from around 200 points to around 400, in a year, the stock index doubled. However, shortly after the outbreak of the 1929 - 1933 in the c